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One Footed Dead Sailor

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Author crandallPosted on June 26, 2018June 21, 2018Categories News

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This is George Dossantos, as seen in ‘All Time L This is George Dossantos, as seen in ‘All Time Low’ circa 2001ish. George D is an understated legend and one of the OG’s of the east coast street renaissance, with his original tech style and unique approach to riding. I once gave him a late model Mercury Cougar that was in our yard. It made it half way back to Jersey where it was left for dead. - @crandallfbm
A collection/ remix of some @kenny_horton clips. A collection/ remix of some @kenny_horton clips. This footage was from around the ‘Thousand Yard Stare’ era- sort of a renaissance of FBM characters and energy that was a pretty solid lineage from the OG’s to a younger generation of lunatics. There’s a 5 minute full video on the FBM site, check it out. - @crandallfbm
‘Don’t buy this’ - from the FBM archives cir ‘Don’t buy this’ - from the FBM archives circa 2007. Lots of great riding on this DVD, to a live Portals track at the T1 ramp. Worth a watch for the Tony Cardona whip at POSH alone. Check it out… - @crandallfbm
The first 90 seconds of a video celebrating 10 yea The first 90 seconds of a video celebrating 10 years of FBM,released in 2003. This video was a montage of riding, travel and chaos featuring some up and comers, some of the biggest names in BMX and the everyday riders we spent time with in that era. Pretty cool to look back on. The full video and a bunch of other old archived nonsense is still up on the FBM YouTube page. Check it out - @crandallfbm
Some of the credits from the 1999 FBM release - Al Some of the credits from the 1999 FBM release - Albert Street. 23 or so years ago. This video was fast paced, chaotic and mostly inappropriate. An instant classic amongst knuckleheads everywhere. - @crandallfbm
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